Paris Hilton Might Have Been In On ‘Ramez In Control’s’ Horrific Plane-Crash Prank

Paris Hilton recently appeared on Egyptian actor Ramez Galal‘s prank show, Ramez in Control (Ramez Wakel Elgaw), and was subject to a horrific plane crash prank, however, reports say that the reality TV star was in on the hoax all along.

PARIS HILTON IN ON RAMEZ IN CONTROL’S PLANE CRASH PRANK?

The episode of Ramez in Control shows Hilton, Galal and other passengers, who are actors, on a jet plane for a 15-minute aerial tour of Dubai. When the jet is in the air, the pilot begins to do stunts to make it seem as if the plane was crashing. The video shows Hilton, 34, and the actors pancaking and screaming as an alarm goes off and the plane begins to crash down. Hilton is seen crying and yelling, “what is happening,” multiple times as the pilot continues on with the prank. One passenger even opened up the jet side door, and dragged another man on the floor as they both jumped out of the plane, Hilton looked genuinely horrified as she screamed, “I don’t want to jump.”

After the plane landed safely and the passengers and Hilton exit the jet, Galal explains to her that he is an actor and it was all just a prank for his show. “I swear this is a prank show,” the host exclaimed. “I almost thought I was going to die,” Hilton said, crying. “That’s been my biggest fear my whole life, dying in a plane.”

Even though Hilton’s crying and horrific screams seemed genuine, TMZ claims that she was in on the prank the whole entire time. TMZ obtained a document by the Egyptian production company behind Ramez in Control, which revealed that not only was Hilton not their first choice for the plane crash prank, but that they had sent other offers to reps of other American celebrities back in March, offering them millions to participate in the stunt.

According to TMZ‘s sources, the documents details how the entire stunt would go down, even the reaction of Hilton as she feared jumping off the jet. The document even mentioned that the prank had the “blessing” of Dubai authorities, who were monitoring and supervising the stunt.

Last Wednesday,  a TMZ cameraman caught up with Hilton, but she continued to act as if she was not in on the stunt. “I’ve never been in a plane that was about to go down so it was very scary,” she said in the video. “I think they went a little too far with the prank,” she said when asked about what she would say to the Egyptian production company. “There are things that are funny and that was not funny.”

As of yet, Hilton has no plans to take legal actions on the producers of the show.

Watch the video below and let us know if you think she is faking it.